Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
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The News of the Day Pointedly Para
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The News of the Day Pointedly Para
graphsd for Hasty Rssders.
YESTERDAY was the hottest Of the
year"
FIvK marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
POLICE COURT was a blank, yesterday
morning.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
OFFICERS Dunlap and Carney run in
DRINKS, last night.
The Riverside furnace will resume work
Tuesday after a stop Of ten weeks.
A WAGON loaded with pienicders broke
down on Sixteenth street, last evening.
The shoe stores will close in the even
ing during warm weather, Saturdays ex-
cepted.
The ". ". Rogers sent to Jail by JUS
tice Davis was not the South Side fish
dealer of that name.
The mystic Crew" fishing club Of the
Eighth ward, left last night for their fish,
ing camp at Darlington.
l The Ohio County Bar Association held
8 regular quarterly meeting at the Court
House, yesterday afternoon.
THE last will and testament of William
Leasure was admitted 10 probate yester-
day and ordered to be recorded.
OFFICER JOE GLEN arrested Jerry Hill
lery, last evening, upon a warrant Tor an
Offense committed some time ago.
PEARL DAVIS raised a row in one of the
Tenth street houses of ill-tame, last night,
and was locked up by Officer Dunlap.
The city of Columbus has at last re-
solved to try the fire-clay pavement, and
will put down a number of squares Of 1t.
Tom LYNCH, a popular young mill man,
of Center Wheeling, had the misfortune to
break two of the small bones of his right
foot while jumping out of a skiff on We'd
nesday.
MAYOR STARLIGHT has not decided to
appoint special police to serve on the
Fourth. A partial list OF names has been
made out, but no decisive action has yet
been taken.
WHILE endeavoring to Jump upon one
of his wagons, yesterday, Mr.. Joseph
ReiDacher, the Island ice dealer, slipped
and fell, spraining his right ankle in a pain
ful manner.
LAST Sunday, Walter Sheppard, who
drives the REGISTER ''speeder' over the
Pewiky track to. Steubenville, made the
run 10 the Junction in one hour and forty
eight minutes, which beats the record.
THE Storm Fishing Club, of Bodley's
wagon factory, left yesterday for Fish
Creek dam. They will be one about a
lows in the party, and they will have a
royal time.
THE last will and testament of Adam
Bender was yesterday admitted to probate
and ordered To be recorded. Geo. B.
Caldwell qualified as administrator with
the will annexed. Bond 81, 900, Alfred
Caldwell surety.
A HANDSOME invitation is received by
the REGISTER to the formal opening OF the
Gordon Hotel at KingwOOd, W. Va, which
takes place tomorrow evening. William
6. Morley is owner and G. ". S. Martin
proprietor of the hotel, which is said to
a very fine one.
A FIRECRACKER lodging on the roof of
| the rear portion of the residence OF Jacob
Wise, No. 500 Main street, started u small
blaze at 100 O'Clock last night. An
alarm from box Is brought the depart
ment to the scene, but the fire was ex-
tinguished with buckets before much dam
age was done.
AVERY exciting skiff race took place on
the river last evening from the suspension
bridge down to Fourteenth street and re-
turn. The oarsmen passed and repassed
each other a number of times, and u large
crowd was attracted TO the levee who
checred them on. The Ohio side man won
by about half a boat length, but neither of
the names of the parties could be learned.